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Punjab decides to extend holidays for educational institutions

The decision was taken following a public survey conducted to seek citizens’ input.

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LAHORE: The Punjab government has decided to extend winter vacations for educational institutions across the province by one week, citing severe weather conditions and concerns over students’ health.

According to a statement issued by the Punjab Education Department on its official social media platforms, the decision was taken following a public survey conducted to seek citizens’ input. As per the revised schedule, educational institutions across Punjab will now reopen on January 19.

A spokesperson for the Punjab Education Department said the extension was approved after public consultation, adding that the move aims to safeguard students amid harsh winter conditions.

The spokesperson further stated that nearly 87 percent of respondents supported extending the holidays, while about 13 percent favored reopening institutions on January 12.

Punjab Education Minister emphasized that all Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) of education departments must ensure strict implementation of the decision in their respective districts.

The department reiterated its commitment to prioritizing students’ health and safety while making policy decisions related to the academic calendar.

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